The morning after Donald Trump addressed the nation about the war in Iran, he set his sights on a celebrity: Bruce Springsteen. The singer launched his new tour this week in Minneapolis, and he already had indicated that he would speak out about the president in between his sets.

"The power of solidarity, of the people of Minneapolis, was an inspiration to the entire country," the rocker said during his Tuesday, March 31 show

"We can not remain silent as one of our most celebrated members is singled out and personally attacked by the President of the United States," union presidents say

Tzruya 'Suki' Lahav, who toured with Bruce Springsteen and appeared on 'Jungleland' and other recordings before returning to Israel, has died at 74.

President Donald Trump started the day on Thursday by calling for a "MAGA" boycott of Bruce Springsteen, who he called a "loser" and a "bad, and very boring singer."

The US icon took aim at Trump during his Minneapolis concert, claiming the president is corrupt and accusing him of "destroying the American ideal" - but a legal expert warns of potential IRS retaliat